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Wood Duck 16 x 20 oils on canvas panel
If I know nothing about birds, I know even LESS about ducks. Is a duck considered a bird? :-) It has feathers and it flies, so I suppose it is a bird.
Again the coloring of this critter suckered me in to make this painting. I realize that I need to put white spots of feathers on his breast but then I can claim that I was waiting for the paint to dry!?
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Western Tanager 9 x 12 oils on canvas panel
I am definitely NOT a bird watcher person and have no clue where a person might see a Western Tanager. I saw the picture on a U.S. Government website and liked the colors. Simple!
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Blue Jay 2 14 x 16 oils on canvas panel
I'm MUCH happier with this Blue Jay! It's funny how paintings happen for me. I struggled with the first one and this one just "happened". I suppose that if I knew what I was doing I'd be selling paintings more often! :-)
I made the background by rubbing paints of various colors with a cloth saturated with paint thinner onto the support. I let it dry for a couple of days then I painted the trees and the bird.
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Blue Jay 1 12 x 18 oils on canvas panell
9/16/2011 - I painted over this "painting". I couldn't stand looking at it any more! :-)
I've been making paintings of birds lately. I don't know why, exactly.
This Blue Jay is supposed to be in a piney woods but . . . I need to practice painting pine needles! DUH
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Young Boy Near His Home 12 x 16 oils on canvas panel
I'm not sure about this painting. The figure is supposed to be a young boy/man. I've made him look like an adult. hmmmmmm?
Anyway the subject called to me for a while and Publish PostI finally made the painting.
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French Gypsy 2 16 x 20 oils on canvas panel
This is my second portrait of this man. I saw the photo in Jilly Bennet's blog Menton Daily Photo
The first painting is shown below.
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Bluebird No 1 9 x 12 oils on canvas panel
This painting of a Bluebird was created as a present for one of Melissa's friends who is retiring this year after a career of teaching in the elementary grades.